Measuring aspects of women's life and work for the study of variations in health

Dunnell, Karen; Bunting, Julia; Wood, Rebecca; Babb, P

doi:10.1002/(sici)1097-0274(199907)36:1<25::aid-ajim4>3.0.co;2-k

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“…A positive association between breast cancer and socio-economic level has been consistently reported [4-10]. Although socio-economic status can be a surrogate of several risk factors (reproductive behaviour, diet or physical activity) [11-13], these variables do not completely explain the excess risk observed in the more affluent groups[8]. …”

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Municipal distribution of breast cancer mortality among women in Spain

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Background: Spain has one of the lowest rates of breast cancer in Europe, though estimated incidence has risen substantially in recent decades. Some years ago, the Spanish Cancer Mortality Atlas showed Spain as having a heterogeneous distribution of breast cancer mortality at a provincial level. This paper describes the municipal distribution of breast cancer mortality in Spain and its relationship with socio-economic indicators.

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